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Author: "F.I.G.I.L."
Date: Fri, 24 Oct 1986 09:57

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Date:         Fri, 17 Oct 86 16:36 EDT
From:         Lee Brotzman <ZMLEB@SCFVM>
Subject:      Re: C-128

>Date: 10 Oct 86 00:25:24 GMT
>From: uw-june!entropy!fetrow@BEAVER.CS.WASHINGTON.EDU
>Organization: UW MathStat, Seattle
>Subject: C-128
>
> I have a Commodore 128 and was hoping to find a good FORTH
>implementation
>for it. Something that can use the extra memory for multitasking (ala
>Polyforth) would be nice.
>
> Failing that; a good CP/M-80 FORTH-79 or FORTH-83 would be good
> enough.
>
>    - Dave Fetrow

  Unified Software Systems sells Forth-83 standard systems for CP/M
machines.  They have public domain and commercial systems.  The
commercial system has mulitasking, I believe.  I have also heard a
rumour that they may be developing a public domain version (at least)
for the C 128 native mode.

     Contact:

     Unified Software Systems
     P.O. Box 21294
     Columbus, OH 43221-0294
     (614) 459-7735

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Date: Tue, 21 Oct 86 00:28:59 edt
Received: by geac.UUCP (4.12/UUCP-Project/rel-1.0/09-19-86)
From: utcs!utcs!yetti!geac!charles%seismo.UUCP@harvunxt.BITNET (Charles Cohen)
Newsgroups: net.lang.forth
Organization: Geac Computers Intl. Toronto, CANADA

I'd be interested in seeing your Forth implementation of the sieve --
I have the H&D 32-bit Forth for the Atari 520, and would like to see
how fast it runs.  Thanks.

Charles cohen  ( charles @ geac )
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